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Fujifilm X-T4 Best Video Settings (in 4K)
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- Опубликовано: 27 апр 2020
- A quick start guide to shooting video with the Fujifilm X-T4 camera for novice photographers.
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Another incredibly helpful video Maarten. Thank you. Already feels like I'll be ready to work when mine arrives!
Excellent. Always nice to read that my videos are appreciated.
I do video tutorials for my own industry and I have to say this is one of the best all-around video tutorials I’ve ever seen camera or no camera. You sounded natural, professional and best of all informative. Thank you very much for the great content.
Wow, thank you! I certainly appreciate the kind words from someone who knows the effort involved.
This is the best tutorial I have found! Thank you so much!
Glad that you found it and that it was helpful. Thanks for your kind words.
Best tutorial for shooting video on the Fugi x-T4 that I have found. Just got this camera and you just got me excited. Thank you.
That's great to read, thanks for commenting. Always nice to know I've encouraged my viewers to be more creative.
Maarten...your videos are simply the best. Thank you for this great public service.
Glad you like them! Thanks for your kind comments.
Great video! Bravo! It's refreshing to find good content that is not just crazy transitions to look cool, but actually informative and thorough. Thank you! I can translate a lot of it to my X-S10.
I appreciate that! Always nice to know that viewers like my videos.
I really enjoy your wonderful style in your presentations .. I watch everything you post and reflect back to refresh my head as needed ... From Alaska .. Thanks neighbor .. Paul
Wow, thank you! I appreciate the kind words and your time to comment. Please say hello to all my friends in Alaska, but please do so safely.
Thank you Sir! Your tutorials/videos are very helpful, very detailed, informative!
Glad you like them! Always nice to hear from an appreciative viewer.
so happy you made this!!!! thanks for saving my time reading the xt4 manual.
Always nice to know I've made my viewers happy and to know I've helped them make good use of their cameras.
Hello, I am blown away with how useful this video was! I had started going through the manual and then just searched a question and your video came up where you answered all my questions and then some! What great, practical advice and tips! Thank you for creating this guide! I'm shooting video with a Helios 44-2 (plain, non speed-boost adapter) and recording/monitoring with a Black Magic Designs Video Assist 12G. Amazing shots and quality!
I'm always pleased to read that my videos are helpful, thanks very much for your kind words and for taking the time to comment.
Dankeschön, Maarten! Very informative & I love your presentation style!
Bitte schön. Always nice to read my viewer's kind words.
Excellent video! Thanks for this!
My pleasure! Thanks for your kind comments, appreciated.
I really appreciate the detail in this video you made about video settings for the X-T4. So many times when I'm trying to learn something from RUclips I'm confronted with hip hop (which I don't really understand) but you do it with soul, which is close to my heart. Thanks to teaching an old cat new tricks.
Glad it was helpful! Always nice to know viewers appreciate my work.
Totally watchable, wholly educational, and a delight to be coming from someone with decades of experience. Thanks Maarten!
Thank you for your kind words.
I love this tutorial. Excelente! Thanks a lot Maarten!
My pleasure! Thanks for commenting.
Excellent tutorial Maarten, thank you and stay safe.
Thanks, you too! I appreciate the kind words.
This video was fantastic and super helpful. Thanks so much for doing it!
You are so welcome! Thanks for taking the time to post your kind words.
Thanks Maarten, great video and enjoyed learning so much about our new XT4. Your review videos also helped sell the purchase price given all the great features you highlighted. Would love a similar tutorial video for photography settings. I'm sure there is even more personalization with still settings, but the way you explain different options/settings is really helpful for new and amateur photographers. Great work!
Thanks for your kind words, always nice to know my videos are useful and appreciated. I do these tutorials for video settings because those settings are not obvious to photographers. However, I feel that once I've covered focus and exposure in the review that provides sufficient information.
However, I hear your request and will think about it - if I can get the X-T4 back for a return visit.
Amazing details, thank you.
Always nice to read that my work is appreciated, thanks!
Maarten, thank you for such a thorough tutorial. You are a gifted educator.
I appreciate your kind words, thanks very much.
Most of that flew right over my head as a photographer. I'm not really a video person but the X-T4 has me thinking about more video. Thanks for the thorough intro. I've got a lot to learn!
Always nice to hear that my videos are useful - even if challenging. Thanks for commenting.
Your videos are always so pleasant to watch and informational but not boring. Thanks. Stay amazing and keep doing videos.
Thank you! Will do! A pleasure to read your comments.
Extremely helpful - thankyou. I just moved over to the X-T4 from a Canon DSLR and was bewildered by the video settings, so thankyou for breaking it all down and for explaining everything so clearly. :)
Glad it helped! Always nice to read that my videos are useful.
Fantastic review! Thanks for sharing
Always nice to know that my videos are appreciated, thanks for your kind words.
I love your reviews and tutorials... Direct and comprehensive towards practical applications....
Happy to hear that! Thanks for taking the time to comment.
@@MaartenHeilbron been listening to you for a long time though, but subscribing to your channel is very important. I bought the XT1 when it was released then and few other Fujifilm cameras, but I mainly used Nikon for wildlife after that; I acquired the XT4 to add to my work and it has been a joy in spite of some shortcomings that are tolerable, thanks again for you instructions, helped me a lot to know the system again. I will keep it here, I love your reviews and tutorials, not a moment wasted.
@@nokchaiprathetthai5929 Always nice to read that my viewers appreciate my work.
Thanks. This video helped me out tremendously!
Glad it helped! Thanks for letting me know.
Incredibly useful tutorial. Many thanks
Glad it was helpful! Always a pleasure to read kind words from my viewers.
Thanks!! Very helpful. Just bought an XT4.
Glad it helped! Always nice to read that my videos are useful and appreciated.
Great and well explained video, thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your kind words.
Wow, super helpful tutorial. How you packed so much information into the time I don't know. Thank you, subscribed! Now to find part 2 ...
Welcome aboard! It was a pleasure to read your kind words.
no BS, straight to the point information! LOVE IT
Thanks, that's exactly what I'm trying to deliver.
Thank you for this very helpful video Maarten. Being brand new to Fuji and new to the X-T4 and mainly a stills photographer it seems there is a whole new world of videography here. Even a bit intimidating I have to admit.
Thanks for your kind words. Just take it day by day, and when you have time try a new setting or feature to learn how it works and what benefits it may provide.
Great and helpful Video, exactly what I was looking for 🤩 I would love to see a video of Photo settings as well 🙂
Thanks for the kind words. I may just do that.
Thank you I found this very useful, as I've just bought the camera.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your kind words.
This was incredibly helpful. The last video I shot was on a Panasonic M50 camcorder, edited with a Commodore Amiga and a gen-loc. I greatly appreciate your efforts!
Good grief. I'm probably the only RUclipsr who understands what gen-loc represents. That's why I also think the ATEM mini switcher is the most amazing device.
This is MUCH more enjoyable than celebrity videos!
Very kind of you to make that observation, thanks.
Excellent video. Thanks
Glad you liked it! Your kind words are appreciated.
Very informative and on point, excellent content!
Glad you think so! Always nice to read kind words from my viewers.
Sneaking in here to congratulate you on your 100k Maarten. Well done and very well deserved 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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very helpful, thanks for making this video!
Thank you, it was a pleasure to read your kind words.
Grand merci Maarten! C'était très gentil de votre part
Rien à remercier, c'est mon plaisir.
Great great great tutorial, thank you so much. I am so happy I met you. Subscribed!
Awesome! Thank you for your kind words, and for subscribing!!
Great Vedic! Thanks for detailed instructions. 👍👍
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the kind words.
Maarten, many thanks for your reference videos: Always there when we need to boost our creativity (here, stills to vids).
Watch them many times: like good wines they also improve with time.
Cool, thanks, a pleasure to read your kind words. Always nice to know I've provided inspiration.
Thank you for this very informative video. Stay well!
Thank you! You too!
Just to show you I'm a man who can change his mind I did purchase the X-T4. First, the IBIS was significantly improved due to subsequent firmware improvements. I now fine the IBIS very good---not GH5 excellent, but very good, and the lag has been significantly reduced.
The XT-4 is a wonderful camera, with, hands down, the best peaking for manual focus of any camera I know of except the BMPCC 4/6. Between them the gold medal for best peaking is, practically speaking, a dead heat.
Again, thanks for your excellent and (as always) concise presentation on the XT-4 video.
I wish more people would use your format: complete and concise. It shows how much respect you have for other's time.
Almost a year later and your video review is still, IMHO, the best and clearest that can be found.
Thanks for keeping us updated, and I appreciate these notes, as you have clearly tried many cameras.
Very comprehensive thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your kind words.
That is the best explainer settings video about XT4! Thank you. I have tons of vintage lenses from my uncle that I want to try on video mode with xt4. Would be great to see your suggestions and tricks about it.
As you'll be using manual focus, spend some time trying out the expanded view and peaking modes to determine which you prefer. And thanks, I appreciate your kind words.
Thanks for the great video. Really helps.
That's great! Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Thx for all of your Fuji To tutorial .
My pleasure! Thanks for your kind words.
Great work! Technically deep but easy to consume, thank you!
You're very welcome! A pleasure to read your kind words.
Thank you for the detail information.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your kind words.
Super helpful. Thank you.
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Thank you mister. I just got my first camera and first lens, but it was very useful after few more days I will go through advance section one more time
Always nice to know that my videos are helpful and appreciated by my viewers.
Thank you my friend and another great video👍👍👍
I appreciate your kind words, thanks for commenting.
Brilliant thanks for sharing your knowledge
My pleasure! Thanks for your kind words.
Great video ! Many thanks !
I appreciate your kind words, thanks for commenting.
Thank you Maarten, a good hand hold into using the Fuji X-T4 for video. Cool shirt too.
Thanks, I do appreciate your kind words.
Best overview of the xt4 even 3 years later!
Thanks very much, always nice to know my work is appreciated.
Hi thank you for the excellent video!
Always my pleasure - thanks for taking the time to post your kind words.
It is always helpful and pleasant to watch your videos. Even if you don't own the camera. Keep the good work and stay safe.
That's very kind of you to say, thanks for taking the time to comment.
Thank you for he video!
No problem! Always nice to know my videos are appreciated.
Really was looking forward to see more video capabilities of XT4 for video. I think this will be more than capable for RUclips videomaking.
I described the features in my review (video is in part two) ruclips.net/video/pHhhay_wqu8/видео.html
Thank you! Great video!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for the kind words.
Thank you for this high quality tutorial :)
You're very welcome! I appreciate the kind words.
While contemplating cameras vs phones not serenely paddling, but viewing your XT4 reviews I wondered at their complexity, along with your own admission that more often a phone photo has a more pleasing appearance, with adequate image quality. Your simple setup of XT4.. I counted 40 menu pages and settings in 3 minutes perhaps there lies answer of phone domination, phones produce a pleasing image, more simply and cheaply, celebrated by Adam Smith in 1776, this psychology is inbuilt. Very few buy premium featured cameras for necessity? many I suspect are sold by some strange inner calling. I was discussing with the owner of a business who sold all aspects of collectable antiques I said perhaps he was curing buyers of their compulsive urge to buy and posses..."Cure he replied...We are the cause of their illness" Excellent reviews as usually served up in you unique fashion
Interesting thoughts, thanks for commenting.
The range of human expression can thankfully accommodate both those who like to worry the details and adjust the parameters over the many menu pages as well as those who prefer a simple ability to capture a thought or emotion.
Superb Video if you are new into fiming with Fuji cameras.
Thanks, I appreciate your kind words.
Thank you for this
My pleasure! Thanks for commenting.
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you Maarten for a great intro to video. You must have been a teacher in your working career sometime you’re very thorough. I have a new Fuji XT4 and I have never done video. You make it look easy. I will watch your next video too. My comment is when you go through menus you go a little fast as it is hard to find menu you are on in many instances. Do you have a video check list on your website? I will have to figure out how to remember all these options LOL! Have a good day.
Wow, thanks for your very kind words. I don't have a checklist for this video, but that is a good suggestion.
Excellent work maarten you motivated to buy XT3 but I have failed to get nice looking Flog Graded and classic chrome videos thx again from Africa Uganda
Thanks, I appreciate your kind words. I'm sure you're not far from success. Please say hello to all my friends in Uganda, but do so safely.
Really enjoyed it. Will start making videos :)
Good to hear. And will look forward to seeing your videos.
I absolutely love this tutorial! However, it exposes how little I use features that seam obvious to professional videographers.
Not sure about how obvious they are, however, I am thankful for your kind words.
Good Afternoon, Maarten:
My reply is not regarding photography. Instead, I'm just checking in to say hello and to wish you good thoughts and good health during these tumultuous times.
Thanks for sharing your brain power throughout the year.
With kind regards,
T.
Phoenix, AZ USA
How kind of you to stop by - it was great to read your comments, thanks. And please say hi to all my friends in Phoenix - as long as you can do so safely.
Love collection of your Shirts
So, I should give up reviewing cameras and concentrate on the shirts?
Okay, that was....how should I put it: FANTASTIC. Thank you so much Maarten. Very kind of you.
Sadly, the X-T4 won't be shipping here in these disunited states until May 11th---(bummer). But, happily, I have plenty to occupy me until then video-wise.
The X-T4 looks like a real improvement over the X-H1--sans that fantastic body configuration of the X-H1...love that camera, and would never have sold it if the IBIS were better.
IBIS looks highly improved from your clips (and those of others)---better than Sony (damned by faint praise) but a bit short of the gold standard: the GH5.
One thing to note about the focus box in fully manual I find compelling: 1. set the focus box, zoom in on object A. 2. get the full screen view and move the box to object B, zoom in. At this point you're still sharply focused on object A. 3. Start rolling---UNLIKE ALL OTHERS the Fuji does not revert to full view as soon as you start rolling. 4. While your view screen is still zoomed in on object B, and your recording is actually shooting the whole scene, count the requisite seconds of your choice, perform a manual focus pull on object B. Stop the recording a piacere!, review the recording and observe a PERFECT focus pull.
I've tried them all--and none provides this very valuable capability for fully manual shooting. I loved using it on the X-H1, and it looks to me like it is retained on the X-T4. How is it Fuji, famously known for its stills capability, gets this video thing while cameras known for video (Sony, I'm looking at you) don't seem to have a clue?!? Enquiring minds want to know.
That said, the second I get my X-T4 and charge up the batteries I know exactly where I'm heading. Maybe I can get time to review the IBIS with third party lenses---on my part, mostly likely Canon FD lenses.
Clearly, this camera is going to be a joy to shoot. Now Fuji need only do one more thing: get a separate XLR attachment (hot shoe mounted), and it will all but rival the GH5 for video capability.
ONE QUESTION: You mentioned shooting video in Manual focus mode--right? If so, do you know what Fuji lenses support mechanical focus (as opposed to focus by wire)? I know some Olympus lenses actually provide an in-lens option.
Thanks again, Maarten. You're really the best reviewer on the tube!---not just in content, but in delivery and manner---Let that be a clue to those who deliver comments like, "cool video, dude."
God knows, we need a restoration of order in the west, and manners is actually a good starting point!!!
I was debating whether I should alert you or just let you find it.
Thanks for being the inspiration for this one.
For as good as the stabilization is, if that's your need, still better to use a gimbal.
Right, not sure why Fujifilm got this one - but they do have a good production video heritage, for lenses anyway. There are lots of third party XLR adapters, I'd rather use those than be stuck with an expensive and proprietary system. Parts of this video were recorded using dual system. It's not hard.
The only true mechanical manual focus lens I've seen from Fujifilm is the 16mmF1.4. It has a clutch to switch between mechanical and auto focus. However, the linear focus setting also enables any lens to serve as a defined travel lens so you can mark a focus setting and do a focus pull while shooting. There are also the MKX lenses which have marked defined travel capability.
Finally, I am grateful for your interest, your support and your kind words. Stay safe.
JUST got my X-T4 - first video I'm watching for setup!
Hope you find the information you need.
Maarten Heilbron I’m sure I will - have you reviewed any gimbals with the X-T4?
@@SeanChandler067 I haven't, but at this point I'm using the Ronin-S with the X-H1, so it should be more than suitable.
@@MaartenHeilbron I've been watching reviews of the Ronin SC vs Weebill S - both should work well with the X-T4. How would you rate the new XC35 f/2 for video?
@@SeanChandler067 Didn't get a chance to try it.
Thank you Maarten, great helpful and useful tips. I wish there was a bit more about the HLG and about the advantage of 422 over 420 with some examples, as i do not know if it is worth buying the external recorder to get the 422 option, for indie documentary work. Thank you and all the best.
If you are wondering, then it's not. There's a marginal difference in the reproduction of some saturated colours. The advantage is ten bit, which provides quite a bit more latitude for grading, and a recording format (ProRes) that is easier to edit and records at a higher data rate.
Thank you Maarten.
My pleasure! Thanks for the kind words.
Thanks for all info sir. I noted every work you'd say. Just get XT4 :)
Always nice to know viewers appreciate my work, thanks!!
I have been using auto exposure mostly, but it has also happened in manual. And yes, I'm using auto-focus...which occasionally goes a little haywire, too. It's odd: sometimes it never happens and sometimes it happens a lot, and I'm in a completely controlled live stream "set" with no change in lighting (or moving around to affect the autofocus). However, I just now watched the XT4 video and haven't had time yet to try out the manual settings you demonstrated. I'm admittedly a newbie and think this camera is likely "above my pay grade". I simply need the thing to stop darkening and lighting like it has a mind of its own. Ha!
When the camera is in auto, it has a mind of its own - that's what those settings are designed to do.
In a situation where the light is not changing, and the distance between camera is subject is constant, you will get best results with full manual exposure, focus and custom white balance settings. Not sure if you watched the live chat last night - but that's a full manual configuration.
Fantastic!
Always nice to hear from a viewer who appreciates my work.
Muito útil. Obrigado
É um prazer ler suas amáveis palavras, obrigado por comentar!
Thanks Maarten for this very informative video that dovetails nicely with your other two videos discussing the XT4. I'm thinking that, with the new flippy electronic viewfinder, it might be useful to have the optional battery adapter. I hate that, with the 4, one must use a dongle to plug in a headphone for audio monitoring. Moreover, I feel it might have been better for Fuji to move all the inputs and output slots over to the right side of the camera in order to keep the LCD panel from interfering with cables when it's flipped toward the talent's view. You gave such a glowing impression of the XT-3. Wondering how you feel about the new camera when it comes to shooting video.
I appreciate your kind words, thanks. And for sharing your thoughts. Well, yes, but at least the adapter is provided. And yes, the ports are not ideally situated and I thought they would be more in the way, but it really kind of worked out. I thought I was equally glowing - as with the X-T3, it's the top of the APS-C video pack.
@@MaartenHeilbron Thanks for your swift reply. I'll be looking forward to your thoughts on the X-T4, when you have had more time to get familiar with it.
@@keithdennis5085 Thanks. My review is here: ruclips.net/video/p0o2Yca3ywc/видео.html
greate video!
Glad you enjoyed it - always nice to know viewers like my work.
This is a very helpful video- some settings tips which I found very useful. I am struggling with noise in my footage and, although I believe I'm exposing correctly, I am seeing it even at iso 640. It is very frustrating as I am seeing some amazing results on RUclips.
I have no idea what's causing noise at ISO 640. Is it a dark scene? Does it need more light in the background? Is that where the noise is?
Thank you for responding. I was conducting some test shots to see how it would cope with shadows and bright highlights (half interior but with exterior through window in vision). I exposed to the right but when I brought the image into FCPX the waveform is not as flat as I would have expected. My shadows are at 25 IRE but my highlights are clipped. There is noise in the shadows which does not improve when I pull the shadows down. I also ran some low light high iso tests (8000+) and was really happy with the results!
Significantly less noise shooting at 800 iso which makes sense if the article I read on dual native ISO is correct.
@@phildoherty You are clearly much more sensitive to noise than I am.
@@phildoherty Not sure where your first reply {I was conducting ...) was earlier. Here's the reply to that.
Are you shooting with F-LOG? I do not advise exposing to the right. Centre the histogram, that should avoid clipped highlights (and shadow noise). If you want cleaner shadows, expose to the left, or make the appropriate adjustments in your NLE. What is your resolution/data rate? Lower resolutions and data rates will be noisier.
Thank you for your time again. Very great video. Did you find any way to change quickly between the 24fps and 60fps. Or do you manually have to change every time the frame rate and shutter speed? Like in the Sony A7 you can save those settings to the dial wheel memory places. Other question. Are there any way to record the 120fps or 240 fps normally (with audio and doing slow motion on post only for those moments where needed) ?
I appreciate your kind words, thanks.
I didn't try that, or look for that solution. Fujifilm's memory positions don't hold that information (it's a stills feature). The highest frame rate at any resolution is 60.
Thanks.
You're welcome!!!
Thank you once again for the smartest and most useful Camera how to video in youtube! Q: can you please let us know which is the headphone adapter you used in your video? It’s different from the flimsy cable included with the camera, which has already come apart, and I have purchased two generic ones online and neither works. And Fuji doesn’t offer a spare one. Thank you 🙏🏽
Right. I had trouble also, but one with the brand "Trilink" with a nice braided jacket worked for me.
Great video..! but is possible to record in h265 10 bit also in camera..not only with the atomous ninja external right?
Yes, it is.
Hi Maarten, thank you for great video guide. I have xt4 and would love to ask you about the noise reduction for video. Does it make sense in flog and does it make a positive impact overall or you do not recommend using it? Any thoughts on it much appreciated. Thank you.
No, I don't believe it has any effect when using F-Log. If low light noise is a specific concern, then you should probably consider a better more professional camera that provides a true RAW output. However, using the X-T4 with an Atomos recorder does provide better results than recording in camera.
Hi Maarten,
I must say that this was the most informarive video about xt4 I've seen so far :) thank you for all your efforts to share the knowladge with us :)
I have 2 questions about the camera for which I was not able to find the answers:
1. Is there a way to set max ISO limit for auto ISO? I guess not, or at least I was not able to find it. Btw, would you recommend to avoid auto ISO on xt4?
2. Is there any gimbal (preferably as small as possible) that you could recommend for the camera? I'll be testing AK2000s but I already know that from the gimbal itself user can pretty much only start/stop recording. I've read that it is overall Fuji issue that they hesitate to cooperate with other comoanies making accesories.
1) There are no ISO range settings for video, only stills.
2) The Ronin-S is fully compatible with the X-T4.
Thanks, I appreciate your kind words.
what a nice video, kinda reminds me of a professor proton of the camera world (big bang reference)
Got it, thanks for your kind words.
you are too good about explanition . keep posting videos
Thanks a ton, I appreciate the kind words.
The best!
Thanks!
Perfect, Maarten! Quick questions: there is no anamorphic mode, right? Bought the Sirui 50mm lens, but I think I need to change that in post? And speaking of the Sirui: I set my mount adaptor setting to 50mm (or need 1.33x anamorphic 35/37mm?) Anyway, can I ignore the mound adapter setting while switch to an AF lens?
There is no anamorphic mode. I think you can make the adjustments you need in editing as you suggest. Not sure which is the right mount adapter setting - you'll have to see to determine which would be best.
Beautiful lecture. Thanks sir.
Sir! Apart of image stabilization, flip screen and durable battery🔋, is there anymore advantage of X-T4 over X-T3?
It seems👀 that every other things are the same.
They are very similar, those are the high points, I think I detailed the rest in the review.
@@MaartenHeilbron Thanks sir.
Thank you for the video. At 7:40 you mentioned that the metering is multi, is there a way to change the metering for video? I know for photo it's photometry and it works.
There is no metering option for video, it's all multi.
Great video. Is it possible to save all camera current settings into one custom "slot" and then change the camera settings to a different shooting stile and save them into another "slot" and later recall each shooting stile when needed?
Please accept my apologies for the previous incorrect answer (I was in the middle of answering replies to a video about the Nikon Z camera's custom settings). Yes, although the settings are slightly limited in scope, that is the intent of the Custom Settings.
@@MaartenHeilbron Don't worry, no need to apologize. you were very helpful. thanx
Great as always Maarten, thanks for all your amazing videos
one question: Which external microphone could be used WITHOUT THE add. battery pack? within the user manual it's saying: Microphone that require plug-in power cannot be used. Do you have a recommendation for small budget, just to make some videos while travelling?
Are you looking for a shotgun or lapel mic? Essentially most mics would work - particularly those that are already battery powered. There are not many consumer mics with 3.5mm plugs that require power, as most cameras don't provide power.
@Maarten Heilbron I'm looking for a shotgun mic. So the following would not work on XT4 than www.amazon.de/gp/product/B015R0IQGW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1, would it?
@@Jana-BrandenburgerPflanze I believe it would. Although this is the one I use (which has a battery) (affiliate link) bhpho.to/2Zjrc1x
@@MaartenHeilbron XT4 does not supply plug-in power, so my favorite (link) would not work ...